Dublin News Chronicle May 168 We Highlights and Appointments
May 168 We reports Counselor York nephew to the Lord High Chancellor of Ireland to be made Baron of the Exchequer in place of the late Baron Wainwright. Letters from Chester note the death of Lord Primrose at Wrexham, and a political and military context including a lieutenant colonel and shipments from Cowes Rotterdam Killough Strangford Portaferry Newry Ballycastle. Notices include a pardon granted to Lineal the Officer of Mace on condition of life transport, death of Sir Thomas Dancer Bart High Sheriff of Tipperary, and the Clergy-man's Calendar 1741 printed for clergy use.
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Bee
Counellor
York
Aeland
Baron Wainwright
Chester
Pacquet
Lord Primrose
Wrexham
Wales
Johnston
Newry
Ballycastle
Dublin
Ligonier
Lineal
Mace
Poulterer
Ormonde-market
Thomas Dancer
Tipperary
Moderenny
Loftus Darcer
High Court of Chancery
Anthony Allen
London
Monway
Forernoon
Bally-Mullen
Largymore
Down
Antrim
Kingdom of Ireland
Francis Lace Lord Conway
Norice
Parliament
His Majesty's Court of Exchequer
Ireland
Charles Kendall
Eig
Charles Kendal
Theophila Reading
Kendall
Thomas Buthe
Thomas, Bushe
Arthur Bushe
Lapper Notice and Estray Mare Seized in Tipperary
Advertisement by Samuel Corbett attorney at Holy Cross and Dublin outlines penalties for lappers to deliver seals by June first or face prosecution. Also records an estray bay mare and foal seized by the Seneschal at Holy Cross with a claim process and fees required to reclaim, dated May 6, 1741.
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Gider
Linnen Board
Law Dire&s
O T’ Aken
Holy Cross
Tipperary
Chereof
Samuel Corbett
Black Lyon
Angel-Ally
High-street
Dublin
Defense of the Protestant Religion pamphlet reissued in 18th century ward
A controversial tract titled Defense of the Protestant Religion is presented with a price note and claims to expose Roman Catholic converts. It is described as a public appeal by two sons of the Church of England, printed by George Gowan, with location details suggesting Becki ongei gs and Sacklane. The text frames itself as a rebuttal to departures from Protestant faith.
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Church of Rome
Church of England
George Gowan
Sacklane
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